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Shafie wants Putrajaya to review tourism revenue
Sabah should be earning billions of ringgit from tourism revenue entitlement, says chief minister.
‘Bersatu like Umno’ video taken before Sabah entry, says Shafie
The Sabah chief minister says Warisan members at the time were concerned with Bersatu's planned entry into the state.
Why Sabah, Sarawak don’t see ‘big picture of Malaysia’
Activists blame unfulfilled terms of MAS63 for failure to heed Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s advice that Borneo folk stop thinking about own states.
Skills, industry mismatch reason for Sabah’s 40,000 jobless grads
It’s time the curriculum catches up with the labour market, says assistant education and innovation minister.
Why only 7 Sabah, Sarawak issues resolved after a year, asks Kitingan
Steering committee on Malaysia Agreement 1963 had more than a year to resolve 21 issues, says state opposition leader.
Pakatan govt serious about returning Sabah’s rights, says Shafie
We are grateful 7 items have been restored and are working towards resolving the rest, says chief minister.
No need for probe, just ban Dong Zong, says Ibrahim Ali
PM must have political will to outlaw Chinese educationist group, says Perkasa chief.
Sabah experts do not expect Putrajaya to fulfil all MA63 terms
The federal government could owe the state more than RM1 trillion in revenue payments, says MA63 adviser.
Sabah Umno open to work with opposition parties
The state party aims to form a new opposition bloc, says Umno deputy president Mohamad Hasan.
Umno ready for Kimanis by-election, says Mat Hasan
Matter still under appeal after court nullifies GE14 result, but preparations already under way, says Umno deputy chief.
Hard work finally paid off, says Warisan man on election petition victory
Karim Bujang says he has faith in the rule of law and it is his duty to fight injustice at the polls.
Anifah loses Kimanis seat after court declares win null and void
Judge delivers verdict after finding evidence of ballot manipulation.
Backlog of shariah cases in Sabah as chief judge still in peninsula
Ahmad Lakim appointed to post in May but yet to move to Borneo, warn lawyers about the constitutional ramification of situation.
Shut up about khat, deliver Sabah promise, DAP leaders told
Former chief minister Yong Teck Lee says Sabah voters lured with lucrative, unfulfilled election promises.
Petroleum Act is invalid, says MA63 expert
Zainnal Ajamain says the law infringes upon the federal constitution and may have been a mistake when it was drafted.
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